Because transumbilical, single-incision laparoscopy can conceal postoperative wound
scars in the umbilicus, the cosmetic effect may be superior to conventional laparoscopy.
Herein, we describe our port-closure technique following transumbilical, single-incision
laparoscopy and detail postoperative wound outcomes.
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Published online: August 19, 2017
Received:
March 28,
2017
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